End-to-End Performance Testing using JMeter, Grafana & Azure Tools – Live Training
(JMeter, BlazeMeter, Fiddler, DevTools, Grafana, InfluxDB, Perfmon, App Insights & Postman)
Master the art of performance testing with our comprehensive JMeter course, designed for both beginners and professionals. This hands-on program covers everything from the basics of load testing to advanced scripting, distributed testing, and real-time monitoring using tools like Azure App Insights, Grafana, and Perfmon. Learn to simulate real-world user behavior, analyze performance bottlenecks, and generate actionable test reports. With 50+ topics, including API, database, and web testing, you’ll gain the skills needed to optimize application performance effectively. Ideal for QA engineers, developers, and performance testers looking to upskill.
About the Instructor:
Naveen with 12.8 years of industry experience in Performance Testing, Azure DevOps, and Selenium Automation. Passionate about teaching and has successfully trained over 400 professionals and students across different domains. Known for delivering practical, real-time examples and making even complex topics simple and easy to grasp. Strong in JMeter, BlazeMeter, Azure, and performance monitoring tools like Grafana, Dynatrace, and AppDynamics. Skilled in designing CI/CD pipelines using Azure DevOps, Docker, and SonarQube. Proficient in Selenium automation with Java, XPath, and dynamic element handling. Focuses on interactive sessions, hands-on learning, and ensuring every learner gains deep understanding. Widely appreciated for his clarity, patience, and mentoring approach.
Live Sessions Price:
For LIVE sessions – Offer price after discount is 300 USD 259 119 USD Or USD13000 INR 12900 INR 8900 Rupees
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What will I learn by the end of this course?
- Comprehensive Understanding of Performance Testing: Learn about different performance testing types like load, stress, and endurance testing
- Hands-On Experience with JMeter: Develop test scripts, execute performance tests, and analyze results effectively.
- Advanced Scripting Techniques in JMeter: Master correlation, parameterization, and error handling for accurate testing.
- Monitoring Performance with Dynatrace: Track server metrics and application performance in real-time.
- Real-World Application of Testing Tools: Work on practical projects for web apps, APIs, databases, and distributed systems.
- Career-Ready Skills for Performance Testing Roles: Prepare for jobs in performance testing and handle complex projects with confidence.
Free Demo Session:
28th April @ 9 PM – 10 PM (IST) (Indian Timings)
28th April @ 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM (EST) (U.S Timings)
28th April @ 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM (BST) (UK Timings)
Class Schedule:
For Participants in India: Monday to Friday @ 9 PM – 10 PM (IST)
For Participants in the US: Monday to Friday @ 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM (EST)
For Participants in the UK: Monday to Friday @ 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM (BST)
What students have to say about Naveen:
The performance testing course at Isha Training Solutions exceeded my expectations. The curriculum was well-structured, covering everything from basic concepts to advanced JMeter functionalities. The hands-on projects and real-world scenarios helped me gain practical experience, making the learning process engaging and effective. This course has significantly enhanced my skills and prepared me for performance testing roles with confidence- Karthik Varma
I recently completed the performance testing course, and it was an outstanding experience. The course provided in-depth knowledge of performance testing tools like JMeter, BlazeMeter, and Dynatrace. The practical exercises and comprehensive explanations made complex topics easy to understand. The training not only improved my technical skills but also boosted my confidence in handling performance testing projects- Arha Reddy
Joining the performance testing course at Isha Training Solutions was one of the best decisions I’ve made. The course content was detailed and covered all critical aspects of performance testing, including distributed testing and API performance evaluation. The interactive sessions and real-time project work helped me apply theoretical knowledge effectively. Thanks to this training, I’ve secured a new role in performance testing- Kunal
The training I received on performance testing was truly exceptional. The course structure was comprehensive, covering both foundational and advanced concepts. The practical sessions, combined with real-world examples, made it easier to understand complex performance testing scenarios. I’m now confident in my ability to conduct performance tests and analyze results effectively- Sandeep
Thank you Naveen Sir for the detailed explanation of each and every feature of Jmeter tool. This course has helped me gain good knowledge on Performance testing using Jmeter and other important tools. Your voice modulation and the way of explaining basics & concepts ensures even non IT students can also grasp easily –Shashi
“I’m extremely satisfied with the performance testing course. The training was comprehensive, covering not just the basics but also advanced performance engineering concepts. The course structure was flexible, and the real-time demonstrations made it easy to grasp complex topics. The support from the instructors was exceptional, and I feel well-equipped to handle performance testing projects confidently”-Priya Singh
Salient Features:
- 40 Hours of Live Training along with recorded videos
- Lifetime access to the recorded videos
- Course Completion Certificate
Who can enroll in this course?
- Career Changers: If you’re looking to start a career in performance testing, this course will give you the foundation you need.
- JMeter Enthusiasts: Want to master JMeter? This course will deepen your understanding of its features and applications.
- Project Implementers: Planning to work on a JMeter project? Get hands-on training to implement it effectively.
- Experienced Testers: Already know JMeter but want to boost your skills and confidence? This course is for you.
- Tool Diversifiers: If you’re familiar with other performance testing tools and want to expand into JMeter, this course has you covered.
- Fresh Graduates & Professionals: Whether you’re new to the industry or a seasoned software pro, this course is designed to fit your learning curve.
- Ideal For: Manual testers, automation testers, business analysts, QA leads, and any software professional eager to advance their testing expertise.
Course syllabus:
What is Performance Testing?
- Definition and purpose
- Types: Load, Stress, Spike, Endurance, Volume, Scalability testing
- Performance testing vs functional testing
Why Performance Testing Required
- Business impact of poor performance
- Real-time examples (e.g., site crashes during flash sales)
- SLA and compliance requirements
Performance Testing Life Cycle
- Requirement gathering
- Test planning and strategy
- Test environment setup
- Test script creation
- Execution and monitoring
- Analysis and reporting
Introduction to JMeter
- What is Apache JMeter?
- JMeter architecture overview
- JMeter use cases
Benefits & Advantages of JMeter
- Open-source and free
- Platform-independent
- Easy integration with CI/CD tools
- Support for various protocols (HTTP, JDBC, FTP, etc.)
JMeter Workflow
- Creating test plans
- Running test plans
- Viewing results
- Reporting and tuning
Prerequisite to Install JMeter
- Java installation and setup
- Environment variable configuration
- System requirements
Download and Install JMeter
- Where to download
- Step-by-step installation
- Folder structure overview
Steps to Launch JMeter
- Launching JMeter GUI
- Launching in Non-GUI mode
- Setting memory limits
Practical Session for Installing & Configuration
- Demo of complete installation
- Troubleshooting common issues
- Folder and path configuration
JMeter – Build Test Plan
- Creating a new test plan
- Test plan structure explained
- Basic vs advanced settings
Add/Remove Elements
- Adding thread groups
- Adding samplers, listeners
- How to organize elements properly
Load and Save the Elements
- Saving test plans (.jmx files)
- Loading saved test plans
- Using templates
Configuring the Tree Elements
- Tree structure in test plan
- Naming and grouping practices
- Comments and documentation within JMeter
JMeter – Test Plan Elements
- Importance of each element
- Best practices for combining elements
- Order of execution basics
Thread Group
- What is a thread group?
- Users, ramp-up time, loop count
- Multiple thread groups
Samplers
- HTTP Request sampler
- JDBC Request
- FTP, SOAP, REST, etc.
Listeners
- View Results Tree
- Summary Report
- Aggregate Report
- Graph Results
Controllers
- Logic Controllers (If, Loop, While, etc.)
- Module Controller
- Simple Controller
Timers
- Constant Timer
- Gaussian Random Timer
- Uniform Random Timer
Assertions
- Response Assertion
- Duration Assertion
- Size Assertion
- XPath Assertion
Configuration Elements
- HTTP Request Defaults
- CSV Data Set Config
- Java Request Defaults
Post-processor Elements
- Regular Expression Extractor
- JSON Extractor
- XPath Extractor
Pre-processor Elements
- User Parameters
- HTML Link Parser
- BeanShell PreProcessor
JSR223 Programming
- Writing Groovy code
- Variables and functions
- Use cases and examples
Beanshell Programming
- Writing Beanshell scripts
- Accessing JMeter variables
- Conditional execution
Execution Order of Test Elements
- Pre-processor → Sampler → Post-processor
- Timers, Assertions, Config elements
- Execution flow logic
Exercise
- Create a basic login test
- Validate with assertions
- View and interpret results
Recording 1st Script in JMeter
- Setting up proxy
- Recording HTTP traffic
- Debugging recorded script
Running the Program from GUI
- Execution from GUI
- Monitoring CPU and memory
- Viewing live results
Running the Program from Command Prompt (Non-GUI)
- Benefits of Non-GUI mode
- JMeter commands
- Batch scripting for execution
BlazeMeter
- What is BlazeMeter?
- Integrating JMeter with BlazeMeter
- Cloud-based testing
Fiddler
- What is Fiddler?
- Capturing requests
- Filtering and inspecting traffic
Browser Dev tools
- Network tab usage
- Capturing requests/responses
- Exporting HAR files
JMeter – Correlation
- What is correlation?
- Extracting dynamic values
- Using extractors
JMeter – Regular Expression
- Syntax basics
- Common use cases
- Testing regex in JMeter
JMeter – Parameterization
- Data-driven testing
- Using CSV Data Set Config
- Avoiding hardcoding
JMeter – Functions
- Built-in functions overview
- Using _threadNum(), _Random(), etc.
- Dynamic data handling
JMeter – Web Test Plan
- Simulating website load
- Validating responses
- Test scenarios
JMeter – Webservice Test Plan (API)
- REST and SOAP APIs
- Headers and body configuration
- Validating JSON/XML responses
JMeter – Database Test Plan
- JDBC configuration
- Writing SQL queries
- Database performance testing
JMeter – RTE Test Plan
- Remote Terminal Emulator (RTE) testing
- Telnet/SSH session scripting
- Validation techniques
JMeter Scripting Techniques
- Modular scripting
- Using variables and functions
- Reusability tips
JMeter – Beanshell
- Revisit of Beanshell scripting
- Real-time use cases
- Common errors and fixes
JMeter – Plugins
- Plugin Manager setup
- Popular plugins
- Custom plugin installation
JMeter – Distributed Testing
- Master-slave setup
- Running tests on multiple machines
- Handling results
JMeter HTML Report Generation
- Enabling reports
- Report structure
- Customizing reports
JMeter Advanced Report Generation Plugin
- Features of the custom plugin
- Installation guide
- Real-time examples
Azure App Insights – Monitoring Tool
- Setting up Application Insights
- Integrating with performance tests
- Metrics visualization
Perfmon – Monitoring Tool
- Setting up Perfmon
- Monitoring server metrics
- Exporting and analyzing logs
Grafana-Influx DB – Monitoring Tool
- Installing and configuring InfluxDB
- Connecting JMeter to InfluxDB
- Creating dashboards in Grafana
Load Test Report Analysis
- How to interpret metrics
- Identifying bottlenecks
- Recommendations and next steps
